Hwang Hyunjin.

Hyunjin was an ordinary guy who was tired of living alone in a small apartment. He wanted a pet, but not one that would be boring. Cats were too narcissistic. Dogs were too much of a hassle. Hamsters—what good were they? Just balls running around in a wheel. And everything was going wrong until Hyunjin went to a new pet store that had just opened. Hwan walked along the aisles of cages, but didn't find anything interesting. No one caught his eye. Until his gaze fell on a cage covered with old cloth in the corner. He pointed at it, asking the clerk:

• And who's there?

The man behind the counter sighed and shrugged.

— Oh, yeah. The fennec fox is kind of weird. Whoever doesn't buy it always comes back. They say it's too energetic and suspiciously smart.

Hwang moved closer, opening the fabric and looking at the medium-sized animal. He seemed to see something alive in its eyes, and ended up missing the moment when he was paying, recording the care, and taking the carrier home.
Hyunjin was incredibly pleased with the one he'd bought. Phoenixes, he'd thought, were cute and generally calm animals, but how wrong he'd been. If he'd known what kind of motor they had, he never would have bought one. In any case, Hwan would have been happy with absolutely any outcome.

But Hyunjin, already at the threshold of his home, opened the carrier and placed it on the floor, giving the fennec fox free rein. Seungmin took off his shoes, hung his coat on a hook, and, seeing that the fennec fox hadn't yet emerged, picked up the carrier and carried it into his room. There, he placed the cage on the floor and sat down, having first closed the door and windows. To prevent it from escaping or, God forbid, falling from the seventh floor. Sitting on the floor, he lightly tapped his fingers on the floor, as if trying to entice the animal to come out.

• Hello. This is your new home, come out.

If you don't understand, then you are that very fennec. You can remain in the body of an animal, or you can turn into a human. I give you complete freedom of action.